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    Developing a Recruitment Partnership
    It was only yesterday that your company had four job openings. The HR staff was able to fill these positions with ease. In fact, some days you wondered if you had one too many recruiters on board.Over the past six months,
    Without vibrant competition, unfortunately, we stagnate.

    Recently, I was reading an ezine author who lamented that h

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    It is the fantasy of most businesspeople to develop a product that is so unique, or a patent that is so ironclad, that we end up with a 100% market share—with, in effect, a monopoly.

    But if you look at the history of monopolies, they’ve ended up being decadent and remarkably non-innovative. Customers have paid the price, by getting stuck with obsolete products, and the monopolists, themselves, could have fared better by pushing themselves to invent yet the next, big thing.

    Without vibrant competition, unfortunately, we stagnate.

    Recently, I was reading an ezine author who lamented that he

    Steve Irwin (The Crocodile Hunter) ...an Absolutely Brilliant Marketer!
    My daughters and I loved watching The Crocodile Hunter. Steve's Passion and enthusiasm for wildlife conservation were unmatched. But in addition to being a masterful entertainer and educator. Steve Irwin was also a brilliant m
    end up with a 100% market share—with, in effect, a monopoly.

    But if you look at the history of monopolies, they’ve ended up being decadent and remarkably non-innovative. Customers have paid the price, by getting stuck with obsolete products, and the monopolists, themselves, could have fared better by pushing themselves to invent yet the next, big thing.

    Without vibrant competition, unfortunately, we stagnate.

    Recently, I was reading an ezine author who lamented that h

    Achieving Financial Security in an Unreliable Economy
    Financial Security is a false concept that developed in American society based on the idea that security comes from the perceived reliability of a regular or planned paycheck. Many people, believing in the commitment of their cor
    ded up being decadent and remarkably non-innovative. Customers have paid the price, by getting stuck with obsolete products, and the monopolists, themselves, could have fared better by pushing themselves to invent yet the next, big thing.

    Without vibrant competition, unfortunately, we stagnate.

    Recently, I was reading an ezine author who lamented that h

    Listening: The Foundation of Communication
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    s, and the monopolists, themselves, could have fared better by pushing themselves to invent yet the next, big thing.

    Without vibrant competition, unfortunately, we stagnate.

    Recently, I was reading an ezine author who lamented that h

    Should You Offer Commissions For Customer Referrals?
    As a small business owner you may find yourself in a situation where you want to partner with another business but they are asking for a commission on your services. You will want to be prepared to handle such a request BEFORE yo
    Without vibrant competition, unfortunately, we stagnate.

    Recently, I was reading an ezine author who lamented that he was, by far, the most prolific writer on the web. He asked, in so many words, “Is there no one out there, to challenge me?”

    At first, this sounds arrogant and self-congratulatory, but if you take a closer look, he’s onto something really important. All of us do better when we have rivals who drive us forward.

    Remember, was it Alexander The Great, who reportedly, “Wept, because there were no more worlds to conquer”?

    As a sales manager, and now as a sales coach and con

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